World History Chapter 6: 200-499 A.D. Section 7: 400-499 A.D. Political History
By Dallin Hardy 5th Century A.D.
400-499 A.D. Rome
Ravenna
402 A.D.
New Capital of
Western Roman Empire Vandals
Vandals
406 A.D.
Crossed the Rhine
Rome
Sack of Rome
410 A.D.
Britannia
End of Roman Rule in Britain
410
Burgundians
Burgundians Kingdom of the Burgundians
411-534
Eastern Roman Empire
Walls of Constantinople
413 A.D.
Visigoths
Kingdom of the Visigoths
418-720 A.D.
“West Goths”
Vandals
Kingdom of the Vandals
435-534 A.D. Capture of Carthage
439 A.D.
By
Vandals Eastern Roman Empire
Theodosian Walls
448 A.D.
Great Chain of Constantinople
450 A.D.
Huns
Attila the Hun
434-453
King of Hunnic Empire
Battle of Chalons
451 A.D. Attila’s Invasion of Italy
452 A.D. Saxons
Angles, Saxons, & Jutes 5th century Settled in England Hengist & Horsa
450 A.D.
Founded
England Hengist
455-488
King of Kent Kingdom of Kent
455-871
King Arthur
5th century
Romano-British General
Historical Version
Vandals
Sack of Rome
455 A.D.
By
Vandals
Rome
475-476
Emperor of Rome
Last Roman emperor Fall of the Western Roman Empire
476 A.D. Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Low replacement levels 2.1 children per woman Perpetual War Over-extended military Loss of Freedom Barbaric invasion Welfare Bread, Wine, and Oil “Bread and Circuses” Political corruption
Italy
Odovacer
476-493
First Barbarian king Kingdom of Italy
476-493 A.D.
Dark Ages
476 A.D. to 800 A.D.
476 to 1453 A.D.
Ostrogoths
Ostrogoths Wars of the Ostrogoths
493 A.D.
Overthrew Odovacer
Theodoric the Great
493-526 A.D.
King of the Ostrogoths
493-553 A.D. Ravenna
Capital of the Ostrogoth Kingdom Franks
Franks
Settled in
Gaul
Northern
Central Clovis
481-511 A.D.
King of the Franks
Established
Merovingian dynasty Merovingian Dynasty
481-752 A.D. Kingdom of the Franks
481-843 A.D.
Supported by
496 A.D.
“Jesus Christ, if you shall grant me victory over these enemies, I will believe in you and be baptized.”
Clovis
Conversion of Clovis
498 A.D.
5th Century Europe
Romanization of Germanic Kingdoms
Adopted
Roman features
Triumphed in the Middle Ages
Latin
Catholicism
Law and government